Originally issued in a scarce and privately distributed edition the previous year. A classic golf poem in rhyming doggerel about a match between a besotted caddie and the Devil. "But man is frail, and human vows/ Aye come to nocht when they oppose/ The powers that rule for good and evil,/ And my opponent was the Deevil./ Blind, stupid, and wi' drink demented,/ I couldna see nor comprehend it;/ But soon, alas! I learned the truth,/ Wi' mental pain and muckle ruth" - p. 12. The last five pages contains "St. Andrews Links: by An Old Golfer. Contributed by a Friend of Miss Flint." Donovan & Murdoch 1200; Murdoch 256.